Fairview High School - Lance Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Pedal pushers practice P.E. Moans and groans came from the fifteen or so stu- dents in Mrs. Briggs' cycling class first semester. 'Tm not up to this today, Mrs. Briggs! jokingly complained a student in the class as they headed out to get their bikes. Gne by one they mounted their machines and prepared for their journey into bikeland. As the adrenalin started to flow, the feeling of excite- ment began to well up inside as the bicycles sped down the road. While the wind whipped by, the nearby sur- roundings became an undistinguishable blur. The bikers' hearts began to lift and the free feelin of soaring across the skyl took over. Iust then the bike iiit a pothole and 'olted t e biker back into reality. As he looked ahead he realized that his flight was rapidly coming to lalrhend and turning into a torturous struggle up a steep 1 . He shifted into a higher gear and started pedaling fu- riously. At the base of the hill the bike began to slow down, but he kept on pumping: he gritted his teeth and pushed harder. He began to ant and tiny beads of sweat popped out on his forehead? yet he kept on pushing until is legs were ready to burst. The breaths came quicker and more shallow, and his lungs be an to ache for more air. The only sound that enetrated his deep concentration was the rhythmic clicking of the wheels and the almost deafening pounding of his heart. lust as his legs were ready to fall off, and his eyes 2 began to sting from the sweat trickling from his brow, the 'fight was over. The biker had conquered the moun- tain. Panting, he released the handle bars and sat back coasting. His lungs sucked in the much needed air, and the muscle spasms in his thighs began to calm down. With the back off a free hand he wiped the sweat away, and let the air cool off his reddened face. He soaked up the scenery and coasted until he was confronted with yet another hill! l 94 Physical Education Department

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1 111 Mr. Speckien is the computer supervisor and instructor at Fairview. 121 Scott Davis does the Lance index on an Apple comput- er. 131 Andy Gaudiano works on a computer in the math area. 141 Mr. Sauer figures first semester grades. 151 Iohn Cracraft figures equations with a calculator. 161 Pam Gilbert teaches mathematics in the English open space. 171 Mr. Zancanelli directs this Algebra II honors class. 181 Student teacher Mr. Weiss instructs Mr. Kleine's Basic Geometry class. 191 Somebody has a short cool one for lunch, Mathematics Department 93 -4-.ax

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